Samara Martins: So, these appointments also define how these people will position themselves politically and judicially.
Samara Martins: Who has to decide who our judges are, and that's not only in the STF but in a general sense, is the people.
Because that's it — we want to bring the people into decisions: budgetary decisions, decisions about who the representatives are in those spaces — because our justice has class, it has color, it has gender, and that's why you have a judge deciding, for example, that a 12-year-old child can marry a 35-year-old man, and thinks that's okay, you know?
Samara Martins: There is absolutely no way it should be like that.
Samara Martins: So it's not about whether we're going to abolish it or not.